We wanted to let you know that we have a Guest Speaker this Wednesday, September 19th, 2018. Judge Andrew W. Cable, Justice of the Peace Precinct 3.
In case you aren’t familiar with Judge Cable, here’s a bit of information about his philosophy and his background/experience.
Judge Cable has structured his tenure as Justice of the Peace under the motto of “community justice”. In this effort, he has created an office that serves specifically to the needs of the community.
During his time in office, he has worked to improve relations with the community through
various efforts including working with the schools to bring in students missing schools, assisting in resolution to get these students back in the classroom and holding them accountable to the community. His office has also been significantly instrumental in the recovering restitution for ‘hot’ checks for community businesses. Before taking office these checks were filed with the District attorney’s office. Local businesses have appreciated being able to file these checks locally and collect on the restitution much faster than in the past. Additionally, he has tightened up on the enforcement of deed restrictions. His impartial rulings in the courtroom have put the property rights back in the hands of the property owner in eviction cases. He operates his office in an organized but minimal manner in order to maintain accountability of taxpayer dollars and utilize his office for the betterment of the community and county.
The Judge graduated from Southwest Texas State University in 1992 and received his Bachelors of Science in Criminal Justice. In 2007 he furthered his education and received his masters in criminal justice form texas state university and is certified in Alternate Dispute Resolution for civil and family disputes. As lead mediator for Omni Dispute Resolution, he specializes in local government, city, county and state disputes, real estate disputes, deed restrictions disputes, deceptive trade practices, and landlord/tenant disputes. He has adjudicated over 4000 cases involving similar disputes. He has extensive courses and accredited hours in real estate law, finance and deed restriction. Judge Cable maintains his real estate license and is a licensed intensive community corrections officer and certified in commercial banking.
So please come to the Hometown Networking Group meeting on Wednesday, September 19th, 2018 and meet the Judge!
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Upcoming meeting, Member Spotlight and Education Minute Speaker Schedule:
September
September 19th Judge Andrew W. Cable
25th Terry Lawrence Reliable Automotive Education Moment Trish Wilder Edward Jones
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The group meets every Wednesday morning at Kyle IHOP 5401 Kyle Centre Dr, Kyle, TX 78640 (I35 Southbound Access
Rd, just South of Kyle Expressway and I35 intersection). Informal networking begins at 8:15, Meeting begins at 8:30 and ends promptly at 9:30.
You can find out more about our group at: https://hometownnetworking.org